Marion Diggers Edge Lima 3 1 in Lone Pitching Duel
In cold, windy conditions at Oay's ball yard yesterday Marion defeated Lima 3 to 1. Wilmot twirled a strong game for Marion, holding Lima to two clean hits while Farrell, King, and Merrell supplied decisive offense. Key plays included a two-run double by Farrell and strong defensive plays by King and Wilmot. The win extends Marion’s current streak to six.
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Lima
Wilmot
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Reiley
Columbus
Limm
Ohio State League
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Merrell
Pinkle
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King
Purrell
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Comatock
Diggers Shine In Snowy Baseball Preparations
Frank Warrell leads home team hitters with the best batting average after sixteen at bats, receiving Claflin shoes from Smart and Waddell. King and Tuto are runners up, O’Day backup shows solid defense with two safeties, as locals prep for Sunday Marion and Ama game amid winter conditions.
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Frank Warrell
Diggers
Averdee
Smart
Diggers Open Road Series Against Tigers After Home Win Streak
The Diggers, riding a six game home win streak, depart with Manager O Day to face the Tigers in an on the road series. Williams, a tall southpaw new pitcher, joins a strong lineup as O Day plans rotations with Fox and Lucas ready to appear. Local fans flood trains to witness the opener amid high expectations for a deep pitching staff and a disciplined defense.
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O'Day
Fox
Tigers
Etter
Aimuy Lucas Oring Willaims
Willams
Manion
Lincoln Lub
Kube Green
Willam
Hila
Marion
Wilmot
Hurk
Lucas
Downey Navy Tach
Tigers Get Third From Mansfield In Rainy Newark Loss
In Newark April 28 a slim crowd watched Mansfield beat Newark 4 3 as pitcher Kelley and hitting spark Mansfield to take the series. Weather kept attendance down to 46 with a tense late game. Errors featured Newark with Smith towling Kelly and Mansfield with Ivery Jewell. Two base hits by Blefy Lloyd Snyder and three base hits by Snyder Murray Quinn Jewell highlighted the action. Umpire Kieser.
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Kelley
Newark
Mansfield
Mercury
Frank Gygi
Cleveland
Mar. Velons
Gine
Toonla
Lees
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Smith
Towling
Kelly
Ivery
Jewell
Blery
Lloyd
Snyder
Murray
Quinn
Reynolda
Hage Ou Balle
Pitoh
Kieter
Fragmentary note hints at Lima visit with Marion
Garbled text mentions Lima and Marion and a house scene with Line sent home. No clear event, date, or participants beyond these names.
A Long Contest Reveals St Louis Americans Victory
In a taut game against the White Sox, St Louis wins 4 to 1 after a lengthy one inning stretch. The American League matchup features Mullin, Thomas, and Hen among players, with Smith, Sullivan, Gew haw, and New York's Burchell also listed in a chaotic box.
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Tuedddy
Mullin
Aule
Chicago
St. Louie
Jopinge
Smith
Sullivan
Gewhaw
Eee
Stephen
New York
Houton
Glade
Burchell
Citgan
Newton
Philadelhia Haton
Maton
Ail Manwell
Carter
Powers
Opening game called off at Mansfield due to cold weather
Telegram from Mansfield reports the opening game postponed because of cold weather with all events moved to tomorrow. A large crowd planned to attend Mansfield’s match but redirected to Lima to watch the Springfold Lima game.
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Mirror
Mansfield Today
Hige
Mation Rooters
Mansfield
Lima
Short Stories Highlight Unusual Floridian Profits and Weather
The passage notes pineapple as the most profitable fault in Florida with grape fruit following. It mentions a Louisiana sawmill boasting 000,000 feet daily capacity as the country’s largest. It covers the Hudson Fulton celebration date shift to Sept 25, 1900 for weather. It recalls the Royal Northwest Mounted Police trail from Peace River to Yukon over Canadian land. It places Middleton inland near the gulf of Mexico at longitude 146 degrees, a winter with perpetual green grass, a sudden one million bushel sighting in York Pennsylvania, and a rare rainbow that vanished in ten minutes.
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Louisiana
Bow
Ateel
Tas
Hudson-Fulton
New York
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Peace River
Rocky Mountains
Yukon
Edmonton
Dawson
Middleton
Gulf of Amelia
Prince Willim Sound
Sanup
York
The Cookbook Meal Prep Techniques
A century old style guide describes melting butter as a key for olive oil dressings and using turnips and beets with sugar to balance bitterness. It notes piping fried fish dry, decorating lemon cups with French pea mayonnaise, and serving atop crisp lettuce with cheese and crackers. It also covers ham preparation from slow browning to grinding into a powder for sandwiches.
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Moat
Aandwich
King Edward Names Blin Lady and Strong Derby Prospects
The Sporting World notes King Edward selecting Blin Lady, with over thirty mares booked to him as a heavy season looms. Yate shortstop Toss praised as a top college product. Notre Dame football coach change favors Dave Pines, a former Dartmouth tackle and All American. Seasick 01, W K Vanderbilt’s colt, backs at 25 to 1 in the English Derby after two major French wins.
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Yate
Thomas Barry
Notre Dame
Dave Pines
Dartmouth
Hneman
Seasick
W. K. Vanderbilt
France
Plays and actors linked to 1910s stage scene in Hamburg and Australia
Clyde Fitch's The Truth staged in Hamburg with Grace George. Next season Jerome K Jerome and Clyde Fitch works join Grace George's repertoire. Cecilia Loftus to present a three act play with imitations. Ada Dwyer, now in Nurse Marjorie, chosen by Tebier Co to play Mrs Wiggs in Australia. Paul Armstrong drafts a one act sketch for Naval Academy cadet entertainment.
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Hamburg
Germany
Grace George
Jerome K. Jerome
Clyde Pitch
Cecilia Loftus
Ada Dwyer
Sow
Marjorie
Tebier & Co
Pith and Point Cracking Wise Sayings Across The Page
A collection of quips and maxims on laughter fear and ambition. It contrasts how people laugh at others and at themselves and notes how talk of past feats does little for future action. The Atchison Globe is cited as a source of similar sentiments.
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Atchison Globe
Scraps of Science Raise Space Facts and Figures
Fragmentary notes describe light travel from moon to Earth in about 1.25 seconds and reference vast solar system scales with numbers and shapes. The text loosely mentions planetary rings and microbes, but is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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Skin Diseases and the Blood Cure Claim
An 1890s style advertisement argues skin health depends on pure blood and outlines how acids and humors cause eruptions like eczema and acne. It promotes S. S. S. as a universal cure, describing its action in the circulation and promising relief and “Special book” free medical advice. Endorsed by C. H. Evans of Stockholm, Neb.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlana
German Navy Reforms and Berlin Beggar Arrest Highlighted
The document cites German naval reforms ordered by Emperor William widening seaman traverses by two centimetres and notes a Berlin arrest for begging. It mentions a private house visit incident where a plane trash caused misfortunes, and observes noisy ballgame play with slammed bats.
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Germany
William
Berlin
Tousex
New Move Continues From Page One
Fragmentary OCR text shows political critique of the administration with phrases like anti-administration, distant bee imagery, and references to continuing on page one. The readable facts are limited and unclear.
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Ibanke
Czar Cannon on House Rules and Mississipui Objection
A fragmented congressional exchange debates proper refer pattern and timing of objections. The discussion centers on who should relay the point of order and how earlier reporting of a measure was addressed by the chair amid procedural wrangling.
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Mississipui
Ees
Unclear Congressional Debate Sparks House Outcry
Fragmentary OCR shows Mr Williams and Uncle Joe in a heated debate over a message from the president. The speaker’s remarks and chain of command provoke anger, with references to the Sherman antitrust act and labor concerns amid a tight timeline for action.
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Uncle Joe
Joe
William
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